Are the turrets adjustable to zero after zeroing in?
22405
Follow-up answer. My previous answer was not that I am aware of, but now after double checking my rifle and scope, it appears there is a small hex haed set screw on the side of the turret caps I had not noticed before. I am pretty sure by loosening that hexhead, the adjustment dials can be reset to where ever you want and re-titghtened. Theree may even have been a hex tool included with the scope, but that I honestly do not rewcall. I studied long and hard to find a scope I would be happy with for precision 22 bench shooting with my CZ452. Using a picattny, and quick detachable rings I found on Amazon, I am testing a variety of ammo brands and documenting which shoot the best out of the CZ. This scope is used prmairly indoors at 25 yrds due to the precison I am looking for and has me shooting 1 one 5 shot groups that only very because of my heartbeat which I can see in the scope movement and have to adjust for. I love this scope. Be forwarned. Never use the see thru covers to shopt through unless you saight in that way. I tested that and the zero changes drastrically with the covers even thiugh it still shoots tight groups. I plan on shooting steel at longer ranges 100-150 yrds this summer at a range we have that extensds out to 550 yrds. I would buy another one of these scopes in a heartbeat.
22406
No they are not, but they do show the number of turns up or out from the stop with lines parallel to the body of the scope. For the price, there aren't too many zero stop scopes out there.
22407
Yes, with a small allen wrench the turrets can be loosened, reset to zero and retightened.
22408
Turrets do have set screws so looks like it. I haven't zero'd mine in yet but it looks like it
369101
There is a button that you can turn to desired setting including zero. Am pleased that I purchased this scale.
1149768
The turrets can be reset to your zero once you find it, and each click on the turret is 1/4 MOA. However, the turrets are protected by screw-on covers that you would have to remove first. I believe that you can buy target turrets from Nikon that cover the threads while still allowing you to dial in windage and elevation on the fly if that is your preference. I scramble around in the bush so much with my rifle that I prefer the factory default. Your mileage may vary.
97079
The knobs will probably work backwards since its on the side like windage for elavation and elevation for windage but I dont see why it wont zero.
24641
The turrets track very well. This scope seems to hold zero better than some of my more expensive scopes. Good luck
2192972
On the side of the turret there is a set screw. remove that with the screwdriver and the turret will lift off, it fits snug and set to your desired position Sir.
182518
The turret actually does 4 rotations. Below 0 to 0 as one 0-1 1-2 2 and above.
1763661
The turrets do not have a "lock". The turrets have positive "clicks" to where they don't bump out of adjustment unless physical contact with the turrets is made.
604462
You do have to re-zero once you switch reticles but this will be the case with any multi reticle sight.
836507
Yes they hold zero, I have mine mounted on my quad rails (my scope mounts too far back on the receiver) no need to spend more.
1599461
To lock the tower after it is zeroed? Yes. There is no indicator for the middle of the tower travel.
402127
Mine would not zero at all. I would have sent it back but was to lazy. I am retired military and do know how to zero an M16 and it's clones.
2001936
Count on zeroing it again, plan on returning this sight, I returned three to cabelas before buying a vortex sparc and never having issues again
317908
If you go to Nikon's website, they will be able to tell you how to adjust your zero based on the yardage, the rifle, and the specific ammunition you are using. The website is great. http://spoton.nikonsportoptics.com/spoton/spoton.html
1271881
You can set them to blow in different increments, if I remember correctly, 1 min to non stop till the user disarms, but if its going off only the display would let you know a different sensor was triggered......
2260944
Directions were stuck up in the lid on mine. Look closely up there.The small set screw on the lower part of the left side is a lock screw. Loosen it before making any windage or elevation changes and tighten it when you are done. Clicks are 1 MOA. Make sure you get the reticle setting clicked solidly in place too. It will mess up the zero if you do not have it in the center.
2279160
No, it does not have a zero stop. It does have markers to show if you are +/- the zero position can be set in about 30 seconds by taking off the knobs.